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To: bert

Oddly, the snakes may have compensating benefits if they reduce wild hog, armadillo, and feral cat populations — all of those being new species that have had detrimental effects on the local ecology. Trapping and suppression strategies against boas and pythons using scent lures nevertheless seem possible in concept and likely to be developed.


19 posted on 01/17/2012 10:23:31 AM PST by Rockingham
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To: Rockingham

You know, we suddenly seem to have a LOT of loose cats in our neighborhood. I don’t know if they are feral or just house cats let run loose. In fact, I noticed all across the country this summer when we took our trip herds of cats were common. I have never seen so many. Maybe not enough pythons.


20 posted on 01/17/2012 11:40:19 AM PST by brytlea (An ounce of chocolate is worth a pound of cure)
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If we could just train the pythons to eat Melaleuca trees.


21 posted on 01/17/2012 11:41:01 AM PST by Vinnie
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